2. William Gholston OLB/DE 6-7/280 Michigan State – This kid is a physical freak. Picture Julius Peppers or Mario Williams with Ray Lewis’ attitude. The Spartans were so desperate to get him on the field as a freshman they played him at Middle Linebacker. Mean kid has to learn to temper his emotions.

3. Jarvis Jones OLB 6-3/241 Georgia – Former Trojan was told by USC doctors he may not be able to play again. Went home to Georgia and started terrorizing SEC quarterbacks. Would be an ideal complement to DeMarcus Ware.

4. Jesse Williams NT/DE 6-4/319 Alabama – Fierce Australian who forced his way into Alabama’s starting line-up (Josh Chapman started at Nose Tackle) in 2011. Should move back to his natural position this year.

5. Manti Te’o ILB 6-2/255 Notre Dame – This all depends on whether Bruce Carter works out. Ideally, in a 3-4, you want your SILB to be a thick, physical kid who can take on blockers. Teo would allow Sean Lee to play WILB, which would free him up to make even more plays.

6. TJ McDonald S 6-3/205 USC – The son of former Pro Bowl safety Tim McDonald, TJ has been an effective playmaker at USC. He’s a big hitter, has a nose for the ball, and studies film like a quarterback. He makes up for a lack of elite speed by positioning himself in the right spots and reading offenses.

7. Tony Jefferson S 5-10/199 Oklahoma – Another playmaker. Oklahoma has used him at linebacker against the Big 12’s spread offenses but he is a natural safety and most feel will be the first one selected in 2013.

10. Devon Kennard OLB/DE 6-3/260 USC – The son of former Cowboy offensive lineman Derek Kennard, it would be a dream come true for Devon to play for Dallas. While at USC, he has played or started at LDE, RDE, MLB, and SLB, so his versatility could pay off in Rob Ryan’s scheme. He could also back-up several positions while he develops into an eventual starter.

i think he's gonna be a top 8 pick next year, he's the most explosive de i've ever seen since ware. he still raw in terms of pass rush moves but you can't coach his raw physical tools. if the cowboys can get this guy its over, him and ware gonna dominate

Lotulelei is intriguing but unless we finish with a top 10 pick I don't think we'll have a shot at him, which sucks. He's right up there with Ngata and Raji as NT prospects.

Safety class is loaded, it's the best one I can remember in quite some time. There are 4 maybe 5 guys I like better than I did Mark Barron this year, so I'm all for that. McDonald, Jefferson, Reid, Vacarro, Rambo... and that's just off the top of my head.

I wouldn't rule out OLB either, there are some freakish edge rushers in this class too. Outside of the popular names like Jarvis Jones, Mingo, Barkevious, Gholston, etc.. I'm intrigued by Oregon's Dion Jordan, 6'7 245 with a pterodactyl wingspan and reported 4.4 speed.

Khaled Holmes (C): May be a bit of a stretch, but Holmes is by far the best center in the class. It also helps that he played different positions on the offensive line, which shows versatility. Has great technique, strength and football intelligence. Obtained a lot of experience. Expect a late first-round pickup.

Miami strong safety Ray-Ray Armstrong is considered, by most draft gurus, to be a first or second round prospect in next year’s draft. But there is absolutely no way that anyone who has seen him play believes that he actually has a future in the NFL. I have never seen a player touted as a “future 1st round pick” who is as horrific as Armstrong is on film. And I saw Vontaze Burfict before his draft stock fell. Armstrong is a joke, and, if he actually gets drafted as high as everyone says he will (which I doubt), he will be a major bust in the NFL.

I not going to put names so far in future, but I think next year's draft will be exactly what we want. Their will be some OLB/DE and some good safeties coming out and well as around 4-5 QB who will move some players down the board. I think we need to keep 2 QB this year and next year you draft a good QB if one is there in the 1st Round.

I think next year we can get our next OLB or Safety in round 1. I also think their is plenty of depth at D-Line as to take one in Round 2. I just think next year draft offers so much of what we need in terms of at the top of the draft.

I really like the Safeties coming up next year and I think we can have another solid draft.

I not going to put names so far in future, but I think next year's draft will be exactly what we want. Their will be some OLB/DE and some good safeties coming out and well as around 4-5 QB who will move some players down the board. I think we need to keep 2 QB this year and next year you draft a good QB if one is there in the 1st Round.

I think next year we can get our next OLB or Safety in round 1. I also think their is plenty of depth at D-Line as to take one in Round 2. I just think next year draft offers so much of what we need in terms of at the top of the draft.

I really like the Safeties coming up next year and I think we can have another solid draft.